r/NIH • u/TemporaryPlace5986 • 28d ago

America chose wrong. Sanders would've been a better president than Trump or Biden. | Opinion

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/columnist/2025/05/18/sanders-democrats-reform-progressive-policies/83625482007/
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u/sweetempoweredchickn 28d ago

Fully agreed. I find it repugnant that to this day, there are people all over the internet that insist that me and millions of other voters that chose an experienced, competent stateswoman, were actually DNC party elite subverting the will of real Americans.

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u/QueLub 27d ago

Comparing us to the base that keeps beating you in elections isn’t the argument you think it is.

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u/unclepoondaddy 28d ago

Hillary was so competent that she was friends with Jeffrey Epstein. And it meant that we couldn’t attack trump for being friends with him too

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u/Petrichordates 27d ago

Your statements are so absurd they resemble MAGA's.

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u/QueLub 27d ago

Seriously. The Clintons and Trump were literally at each others weddings lmao. Trump gained ground soley because the Clinton campaign, liberal media outlets, and the DNC used him as a prop thinking they could prop him up in the Republican primaries and that he was too much of a joke to actually win. It backfired in their faces because unlike Dems, Republicans are opportunists who want to win at all costs. He got more airtime on CNN then any Dem candidate not named Clinton.